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The National - Donnybrook Stadium - 15th & 16th June 2018

ghostdancer

Following their remarkable intimate shows in Vicar Street last month, The National have announced their return to Ireland with two very special shows in Donnybrook Stadium on Friday 15th & Saturday 16th June 2018. A full line-up of special guests for each day will be revealed over the coming weeks.

Tickets go on sale Friday 13th October at 10am through www.ticketmaster.ie & usual outlets.

https://twitter.com/aikenpromotions/status/916226591595909120

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BullBlackNova

1 day ticket - €76 // 2 day ticket €136

https://www.aikenpromotions.com/component/thelist/show/1268-the-national-donnybrook-stadium-dublin-live-in-donnybrook-stadium-mulberry-ln-Dublin-4-on-15-Jun-2018.html?Itemid=1268

Huh. Sounds like a festival deal if you can buy two day tickets...

Wooderson

This is an untested venue with limited access. Highly residential. What could go wrong?

Go for the two nights lads!

ghostdancer

BullBlackNova wrote: »

1 day ticket - €76 // 2 day ticket €136

https://www.aikenpromotions.com/component/thelist/show/1268-the-national-donnybrook-stadium-dublin-live-in-donnybrook-stadium-mulberry-ln-Dublin-4-on-15-Jun-2018.html?Itemid=1268

Huh. Sounds like a festival deal if you can buy two day tickets...

different support each day with The National headlining each night maybe? I wouldn't be buying a 2 day ticket without knowing what the story is and who's supporting tbh, might even hold off getting a 1-day ticket until the special guests are announced for each day.

ghostdancer

Wooderson wrote: »

This is an untested venue with limited access. Highly residential. What could go wrong?

Go for the two nights lads!

not really, there have been concerts there in the past.

Wooderson

ghostdancer wrote: »

not really, there have been concerts there in the past.

Buble a decade ago only one in recent memory... I'd class a show here similar to Goffs. High risk of issues.

Peter File

Wooderson wrote: »

Buble a decade ago only one in recent memory... I'd class a show here similar to Goffs. High risk of issues.

And very different fan bases!!.as you say its very high risk.

BullBlackNova

ghostdancer wrote: »

different support each day with The National headlining each night maybe? I wouldn't be buying a 2 day ticket without knowing what the story is and who's supporting tbh, might even hold off getting a 1-day ticket until the special guests are announced for each day.

On Instagram, the band said "with a full line up of guests...
Full lineup to be announced soon"

That would suggest 2/3 bands to me anyway. I would reckon the usual suspects, though: Lisa Hannigan, This is the Kit, etc

I'll likely hold tight 'cos I'm hoping to catch them at another festival somewhere overseas but it's an interesting proposition.

That said, going by the rate of gigs they play here, they'll likely add the Marquee to the roster and several other shows later in the year!!

ghostdancer

with gates open from 2pm, I'd expect 3 support acts at least.

phunkadelic

The full day wouldn't work on the Friday with people working. So it might be Friday evening, then full day Saturday, a bit like Metropolis this year.

The Nal

Will be interested to see how the gig goes in that venue. Nice outdoor size.

Utterly terrible band mind you.

sheroman01

The Nal wrote: »

Will be interested to see how the gig goes in that venue. Nice outdoor size.

Utterly terrible band mind you.

You're still around trolling? Do you like any music at all?

BurtMacklin

Hardly have Bon Iver as part of it?

ghostdancer

phunkadelic wrote: »

The full day wouldn't work on the Friday with people working. So it might be Friday evening, then full day Saturday, a bit like Metropolis this year.

Metropolis tickets are different prices for different days though (€50 and €70).

for this gates open at 2pm for both days it seems and same price tickets, so can't see one day being shorter than the other. plenty of people will just take a half-day, or rock up straight after work on Friday.

schemingbohemia

Wooderson wrote: »

This is an untested venue with limited access. Highly residential. What could go wrong?

Go for the two nights lads!

How is it any more residential than Croke Park, Lansdowne or the RDS?

15 minute walk from DART, on a very well served bus route (46a/145) or you could walk from Stephens Green in 30 minutes. Surprised at the negativity.

Wooderson

schemingbohemia wrote: »

How is it any more residential than Croke Park, Lansdowne or the RDS?

15 minute walk from DART, on a very well served bus route (46a/145) or you could walk from Stephens Green in 30 minutes. Surprised at the negativity.

Fans in Ireland are happy with anything. Loadsa people like Slane as a venue for example... The National could play Bushy Park and people be on here "Superb venue for them. Natural amphitheatre. Hugely successful when Clayton played there in '76."

beecee

Wooderson wrote: »

Fans in Ireland are happy with anything. Loadsa people like Slane as a venue for example... The National could play Bushy Park and people be on here "Superb venue for them. Natural amphitheatre. Hugely successful when Clayton played there in '76."

Haha... never heard about that bushy park gig before.

http://u2theearlydayz.com/max-quad-band.html

The Bushy Park Free concert scheduled for July 24th, was called off only one hour after it began because of adverse weather conditions.

The Nal

sheroman01 wrote: »

You're still around trolling? Do you like any music at all?

Yeah. Always loadsa great stuff in the charts on RTEs website

sally cinnamon89

The Nal wrote: »

Yeah. Always loadsa great stuff in the charts on RTEs website

Why are you even here if you don't like The National?

FullBack Jam

Wooderson wrote: »

Fans in Ireland are happy with anything. Loadsa people like Slane as a venue for example... The National could play Bushy Park and people be on here "Superb venue for them. Natural amphitheatre. Hugely successful when Clayton played there in '76."

Rubbish. Anywhere that's within half an hour walking distance from city centre should not be a problem. Start walking towards town. Taxis everywhere at 11.30 bells. 15 minutes walk brings you to canal, leeson street area. Bushy Park would be alright too. Can't get stranded there. If you leave gig, and stupidly realise that “doh, never thought of how I’m going to get home. Why is there no gold carriage waiting outside for me”, you can put one foot in front of the other and walk the 20 minutes to Rathmines. It’s really only places like Punchestown, Marley Park, Slane that have access/exit issues.

Wooderson

flasher0030 wrote: »

Rubbish. Anywhere that's within half an hour walking distance from city centre should not be a problem. Start walking towards town. Taxis everywhere at 11.30 bells. 15 minutes walk brings you to canal, leeson street area. Bushy Park would be alright too. Can't get stranded there. If you leave gig, and stupidly realise that “doh, never thought of how I’m going to get home. Why is there no gold carriage waiting outside for me”, you can put one foot in front of the other and walk the 20 minutes to Rathmines. It’s really only places like Punchestown, Marley Park, Slane that have access/exit issues.

Bit prickly chief. "Gold carriage!" :pac:

ghostdancer

Weepsie wrote: »

It can't possibly be a good venue for a gig though can it? It's as open air as a venue can be nearly, they'll have a job on the sound desk. wonder how they got the go ahead to with houses on the Anglesea road going to be hard to live in for the 2 days if not National fans..

Landsdown and Croker are big stadia that contain some of the sound. This can't in the slightest. It's an odd one, but the price of not wanting to do business with MCD I guess

trees on one side and a stand on the other. and one end with the stage. unless it's a particularly windy day it'll be fine.
the Longitude area of Marley Park and the FF main stage at RHK are much bigger areas with some trees around the perimeter and I've never noticed any issues.

the Anglesea Rd residents are well used to outdoor concerts and events in the RDS a few minutes walk away, so I'm sure they'll survive.

and for access it's a brilliant venue, as outlined earlier, walking distance from the city centre, loads of bus and taxi routes nearby, as well as Luas and DART stations within walking distance too.

mutley18

Is it just me or are these tickets still not up on Ticketmaster? I know they aren't on sale until Friday but should the event not be listed by now?

dirkmeister

I got an email saying presale was tomorrow but it didn't mention anything about codes.

lc180

Email from who?

dirkmeister

lc180 wrote: »

Email from who?

I got it from Ticketmaster today

tfarrell

I got an email too but nothing about codes... FFS ticketmaster!!!!

Ricosruffneck

So how did the email go, have just emailed them. Had received presales before but not this one. Perhaps only for people that had interest/bought Vicar st gigs?

phunkadelic

tfarrell wrote: »

I got an email too but nothing about codes... FFS ticketmaster!!!!

Might not be any code, was there a link/url for the presale?

ghostdancer

http://www.ticketmaster.ie/venueartist/198701/959669

rambo9

I preordered Sleep Well Beast so surely I should get a code for presale assuming there is one? I’m on the mailing list and got nothing.